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Spanish Steps area apartments in Rome

Occupying the northern tip of central Rome, the district provides an enviable position from which to explore the capital, granting immediacy to a wealth of famous sights, including the popular Trevi Fountain and the stunning Villa Borghese. Aside from such convenience, the neighbourhood is also safe, picturesque and decidedly upmarket, boasting some of the city’s and indeed the world’s most exclusive boutiques. The central neighbourhood surrounding Rome’s iconic staircase hosts a variety of excellent Spanish Steps apartments. Below you will find our most popular Spanish Steps apartments and a link to all apartments close to the Spanish Steps.

Most popular Spanish Steps apartments

Price per night from € 248

This spacious family apartment is located at a quiet location in a historic cloister style building nearby the Trevi Fountain and can accommodate up to nine guests.

Transportation from Termini to Spanish Steps

By Taxi the fare is about 9 euro. Expected travel time less than 10 minutes.

Spanish Steps parking

Most nearby parking options are:

Parking Ludovisi, Via Ludovisi 60

Parcheggio Villa Borghese, Viale del Muro Torto

Vantaggio Parking di Settimi Carlo, Via del Vantaggio 44

Please do check the Google map for more information about Piazza di Spagna parking options.

Spanish Steps tips for food

When staying in one of our Spanish Steps apartments these food stores are in walking distance of your self-catering apartment and offer local and international grocery shopping. Not in the mood for home-cooking? In collaboration with our local partners we have selected some excellent restaurants to enjoy lunch or dinner.

Spanish Steps

Occupying the northern tip of central Rome, the district provides an enviable position from which to explore the capital, granting immediacy to a wealth of famous sights, including the popular Trevi Fountain and the stunning Villa Borghese. Aside from such convenience, the neighbourhood is also safe, picturesque and decidedly upmarket, boasting some of the city’s and indeed the world’s most exclusive boutiques.

Connecting the animated Piazza di Spagna to the elevated Trinita dei Monti Church, the monumental Spanish Steps have attracted droves of visitors since their conception in 1725. Designed by the relatively unknown Francesco de Sanctis and historically associated with writers and artists, the staircase enjoyed international recognition for its starring role in Roman Holiday and has since become one of the world’s most photographed images. The adjoining streets and plazas epitomise quintessential Rome, offering pictorial backdrops at every turn and a vast treasure trove of cultural, culinary and retail hotspots to keep you satisfied throughout your stay.

Spanish Steps highlights:

The Spanish Steps are carpeted with potted azaleas during springtime, creating a colourful setting inundated with tourists and locals alike, perfect for people watching. A strenuous ascent will reward you with stunning views across the city and a moment’s tranquility in the charming Trinita dei Monti. A wander back down the staircase will guide you past the former dwelling of John Keats, which has an intriguing museum erected in his honour, and into the vibrant Piazza di Spagna. Featuring a beautiful baroque fountain, the square leads into the shopping haven of Via Condotti, an old and elegant thoroughfare lavished with such elite fashion brands as Gucci, Armani and Valentino.

For an escape from the hustle and bustle, head towards Piazza del Popolo through Via Margutta, a delightful passageway brimming with cosy establishments, thankfully untouched by the invading crowds. The piazza itself sports a scattering of fountains and a towering Egyptian obelisk, and grants entrance to the breathtaking gardens of the Villa Borghese. Other worthwhile spots within easy reach include the extraordinary Crypt of the Capuchins, the unassuming Basilica dei SS. Ambrogio e Carlo and the quaint Piazza di San Lorenzo. With its endless array of attractions, restaurants and preeminent retail venues, plus its convenient location, the Spanish Steps area guarantees a Roman adventure to treasure.

Spanish Steps must sees

Escape the crowds and travel back in time at the wonderful Keats-Shelley House.